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Cast-iron landmarks, cobblestone streets, and one of Manhattan's most relentlessly vibrant neighborhoods — where industrial heritage meets global commerce.
Where industrial grit meets high-end polish.
Former factory district turned global fashion and art destination. Cobblestone streets, cast-iron facades, and some of the most expensive real estate in the city.
The cast-iron architecture.
The largest collection of cast-iron buildings anywhere in the world. These 1850s-era textile factories define the streetscape and drive everything from zoning rules to renovation costs.
Balthazar on Spring Street.
Keith McNally's French brasserie at the corner of Crosby and Spring has anchored the neighborhood since 1997 — still one of the hardest reservations in Manhattan.
Art, fashion, and global foot traffic.
European boutiques on Wooster, flagship retail on Broadway, gallery openings on a Tuesday night. The sidewalks never slow down.
$3.4M
Median Sale Price
$5,995/mo
Median Rent
$103K
Household Income
62
AVG Days on Market
Household income runs roughly 20% above the borough median, positioning SoHo firmly as a premium market — yet one where the combination of historic building stock and limited new construction keeps inventory tight and sale prices among Manhattan's highest.
C/E at Spring St. N/R/W at Prince St. 6 at Spring St and Bleecker. B/D/F/M at Broadway-Lafayette. Multiple subway options within a few blocks in every direction.
Balthazar on Crosby and Spring. Dominique Ansel Bakery on Spring St. The Prince St and Spring St corridors pack dozens of restaurants into a few walkable blocks.
Whole Foods on Houston. High-end boutiques on Wooster and Greene. Broadway retail chains for everyday needs. Specialty grocers scattered across the neighborhood.
Very limited within SoHo proper. Vesuvio Playground and DeSalvio Playground offer small pockets of green. Hudson River Park is a short walk west for open space along the waterfront.
Former textile and manufacturing buildings with ornate cast-iron facades, converted to residential lofts. High ceilings, open floor plans, oversized windows. Many carry Joint Living-Work Quarters certificates with specific occupancy conditions.
Converted industrial buildings with co-op governance — active shareholder boards managing capital projects, LPC compliance for cast-iron facades, and aging building systems along Spring, Broome, and West Broadway.
Gut renovations and selective new construction preserving historic exteriors while modernizing interiors. 6–20 units with premium pricing and full condo association governance.
Ground-floor gallery, retail, or restaurant space with residential lofts above — SoHo's signature format. Requires coordination of commercial leases, residential management, and shared building systems.
Cast-iron loft co-ops with LPC-governed facades. Mixed-use buildings with gallery tenants below and residential above. Boutique condos in gut-renovated landmarks. Each needs something different — and we manage all of them.
Leasing, rent collection, maintenance, and full compliance — from loft rentals along West Broadway to mixed-use buildings with gallery ground floors.
Board support, financial oversight, vendor management, and regulatory compliance for SoHo's loft co-ops and condo associations navigating historic district requirements.
We'll start with a conversation — no commitment, no pressure.
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